A person is guilty of aggressive driving if the person commits three or more of the following offenses at the same time or during a single and continuous period of driving in violation of: § 21–201 of this title (Failure to obey traffic control device or leaving roadway to avoid traffic control device); § 21–202 of this title (Traffic lights with steady indication); § 21–303 of this title (Overtaking and passing vehicles); § 21–304 of this title (Passing on right); § 21–305 of this title (Driving left of center of roadway in overtaking and passing vehicle); § 21–307 of this title (Driving on left in no–passing zone); § 21–309 of this title (Driving on laned roadways); § 21–310 of this title (Following too closely); § 21–403 of this title (Failure to yield right–of–way); § 21–502(a)(2) of this title (Failure to stop for pedestrian in crosswalk); § 21–502(c) of this title (Overtaking and passing vehicle stopped for pedestrian in crosswalk); § 21–706 of this title (Overtaking and passing school vehicle stopped and operating alternately flashing red lights); § 21–707 of this title (Stop signs and yield signs); § 21–801.1 of this title (Exceeding maximum speed limit or posted maximum speed limit); § 21–1117 of this title (Skidding, spinning wheels, and excessive noise); § 21–1131 of this title (Discharging diesel emissions onto another); § 21–1209(a) of this title (Avoiding collision and overtaking and passing bicycle, EPAMD, or motor scooter); § 21–1303(c) of this title (Motorcycle overtaking and passing in same lane as another vehicle); or § 21–1303(d) of this title (Motorcycle operating between lanes of traffic or vehicles). A person convicted of a violation of this section is subject to a fine not exceeding $1,000.